Property description

* Beautiful 1930s fine country house * Sought-after village location * Elevated position with stunning views * Period grandeur * Hall * Downstairs cloakroom * Sitting room * Dining room * Breakfast kitchen * Pantry * Snug * Boot-room * Office * Store-room * Gorgeous original conservatory * Master bedroom with en suite * Three further double bedrooms * Family bathroom * Detached laundry * Double garage with first-floor annex * Spectacular gardens * Timber summerhouse with deck * Circular driveway * AVAILABLE BY SEPARATE NEGOTIATIONS – stable with planning permissions and separate driveway – 2.5 acres of equestrian land *

Discreetly situated along a private access road within Alveley village, Apple Cross House occupies an elevated position with magnificent, far-reaching views across the surrounding countryside which rolls gently away from the property towards Severn Valley Country Park. This established Shropshire village is located roughly equidistant from Kidderminster and the pretty market town of Bridgnorth, both available within approximately seven miles of the property. The village itself is a quiet rural community with a number of amenities, including a well-regarded primary school, post office and popular country pubs. This fine English country home was originally constructed in the 1930s and the era’s sense of opulent luxury and grandeur remains throughout the house, immediately evident upon entering the impressive hall. A number of wonderful period features have been retained, including the beautiful glazed conservatory and the kitchen’s servant’s bells. A sweeping circular driveway precedes the stunning frontage of Apple Cross House, enveloped by verdant landscaped grounds to the side and rear. Across the ground floor, the formal sitting room and dining room sit comfortably alongside the large fully-fitted office, snug and gorgeous conservatory, perfectly complemented by the 24ft long farmhouse kitchen. Within the excellent grounds, the property benefits from a large detached laundry and a separate double garage with a spacious loft room above, offering plenty of potential for the creation of additional annex accommodation. The estate also comprises two further lots, both available for purchase by separate negotiations; a large stable block with planning permission for self-contained residential accommodation and 2.5 acres of equestrian land, ideally positioned amongst the Shropshire countryside close to equestrian training facilities.